(May 19, 2001)
Activision, Inc. has announced its new lineup of games which includes
Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Soldier of Fortune 2, two titles
based on the Star Trek franchise  Star Trek Bridge Commander
and Star Trek Armada II; and Supercar Street Challenge.

"Activision
is committed to developing games that deliver hard-hitting game
play, superior graphics and leading edge technology," states
Ron Doornink, President and COO, Activision, Inc. "We are
backing that commitment with capital resources, strategic alliances
and the best talent in the industry."

Video Game
Descriptions:

Return
to Castle Wolfenstein
Return to Castle Wolfenstein uncovers Hitler's horrifying obsession
with the occult, living dead, and genetic mutations. As B.J. Blaskowitz,
an Army Ranger recruited into the Office of Secret Actions (OSA),
players infiltrate deep into the twisted bowels of the Third Reich
to battle the horrific super-soldiers, zombies and mutants forged
in the unearthly experiments of Heinrich Himmler. The game is
being developed by Gray Matter Interactive Studios in conjunction
with id Software and is expected to hit retail shelves this fall.

Soldier
of Fortune II Double HelixSoldier of Fortune II Double Helix features advanced artificial
intelligence and real-world weaponry, enemies and military devices,
to put players in the role of John Mullins - a military consultant
working for the top-secret anti-terrorist group known only as
The Shop. As Mullins, players must tackle a wide-range of missions
from hostage rescue and intelligence gathering to search-and-destroy.
Additionally, in order to complete their objectives, players will
make use of a variety of game play tactics ranging from full frontal
assaults to stealth and subterfuge. Soldier of Fortune II Double
Helix is being developed by Raven Software and is expected to
hit retail shelves this winter.

Star Trek
Bridge CommanderStar
Trek Bridge Commander is the first space simulation ever to put
gamers on the bridge as the captain of a Galaxy or Sovereign-class
starship. Gamers will be able to control the action directly in
a fully immersive tactical mode or by issuing commands to their
crew while viewing the action from the bridge. The game will feature
a variety of challenging missions compelling starship combat,
cameo appearances by Captain Picard and Commander Data, and a
multiplayer option that will give gamers the chance to command
any ship in the game. Star Trek Bridge Commander is being developed
for Activision by Lawrence Hollands Totally Games and is
expected to hit retail shelves this summer.

Star Trek
Armada IIStar
Trek Armada II is the sequel to the game Star Trek Armada, the
best-selling Star Trek RTS ever. The game adds a new level of
strategy and realism to the original by allowing players to command
from a 3D tactical view. Set in The Next Generation universe,
Star Trek Armada IIs story unfolds through three single-player
campaigns played as the Federation, Klingons and Borg. Additionally,
the Cardassians, Romulans and Species 8472 will join the fray
throughout the single-player campaigns. The game is being developed
for Activision by Mad Doc Software and is expected to hit retail
shelves this fall.

Supercar
Street ChallengeSupercar
Street Challenge seats gamers behind the wheel of more than nine
next-generation supercars that have been licensed from car manufacturers
like Lotus, Bertone and Callaway. Players can optionally design
and race their own car using the games styling studio. Players
can also compete in no-holds-barred races through the streets
of seven interactive city environments. Supercar Street Challenge
is being developed for Activision by Exakt Entertainment and is
expected to hit retail shelves this summer.